University of Arkansas police responded to a call on campus Friday after two women said they were groped by a man at the Union Bus Station. The women told officers Norphy Steib, 61, touched them "sexually on the chest" while they were riding the green UA transit bus leaving Lot 56, according to the arrest report. Police said both women stated that he appeared intoxicated. When they asked him to stop, they told police that Steib pushed them down and continued groping them. According to the report, after the bus stopped at union station, Steib left and boarded the blue bus. Police were able to find the suspect at Oak Plaza by Garland Avenue and Mt. Comfort Road. He was arrested, charged wiht second-degree sexual assault and booked into the Washington County Jail.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —

University of Arkansas police responded to a call on campus Friday after two women said they were groped by a man at the Union Bus Station.

The women told officers Norphy Steib, 61, touched them "sexually on the chest" while they were riding the green UA transit bus leaving Lot 56, according to the arrest report.

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Police said both women stated that he appeared intoxicated. When they asked him to stop, they told police that Steib pushed them down and continued groping them.

According to the report, after the bus stopped at union station, Steib left and boarded the blue bus.

Police were able to find the suspect at Oak Plaza by Garland Avenue and Mt. Comfort Road. He was arrested, charged wiht second-degree sexual assault and booked into the Washington County Jail.